What the papers say – September 15
Saturday’s papers present a mixed bag, with Brexit making the front pages alongside advice on the use of technology, a Church-led rescue effort for Wonga and a lottery win.
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What the papers say – September 12
A hard Brexit warning from Britain’s biggest car manufacturer, dismay over police pay and the nation’s health make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – September 11
The latest on Brexit leads the majority of Tuesday’s papers – with suggestions that a deal could be done within eight weeks.
What the papers say – September 10
Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson makes the front pages for the third day in a row – with Monday’s papers reporting the latest fallout from his Brexit comments and his personal life.
What the papers say – September 8
Boris Johnson’s split from wife Marina Wheeler makes headlines on Saturday, along with changes to divorce laws.
What the papers say – September 7
The death of actor and director Burt Reynolds aged 82 features on many of Friday’s front pages alongside the latest fallout from the Salisbury nerve agent attack.
What the papers say – September 6
Pictures of two men – Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov – lead the majority of Thursday’s papers after the pair were charged in connection with the nerve agent attack on Sergei and Yulia Skripal.
What the papers say – September 4
Boris Johnson’s Brexit bust-up with Theresa May, Chris Evans’s Radio 2 departure and crime make headlines on Tuesday.
What the papers say – September 3
As MPs prepare to return to Westminster this week, Brexit is firmly back on the front pages.
What the papers say – August 22
Allegations Donald Trump ordered payments to hush up mistresses on the campaign trail, a call to increase the number of magistrates with criminal records and a ban on “puppy farms” make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – August 21
A mixed bag of news makes the front pages on Tuesday – including the latest on the woman who survived falling from a cruise liner in the Adriatic Sea.
What the papers say – August 20
A crisis-hit jail taken back under emergency Government control and a British woman’s miraculous rescue 10 hours after falling overboard from a cruise ship make headlines on Monday.
What the papers say – August 18
A “latte levy” on disposable coffee cups and concerns over rocketing childhood diabetes rates are among Saturday’s front page stories.
What the papers say – August 16
A variety of stories make headlines on Thursday, including the arrest of England rugby star Danny Cipriani for allegedly assaulting a police officer.
What the papers say – August 8
Boris Johnson’s comments on the burka and the death of seven-year-old Joel Urhie in an arson attack are among the stories making the front pages of Wednesday’s papers.
What the papers say – August 7
The trial of England cricketer Ben Stokes features on the front of many Tuesday papers, alongside an extradition request for the Salisbury attack suspects and global warming fears.
What the papers say – August 6
Brexit, the NHS and more on the anti-Semitism row in the Labour party all feature on Monday’s front pages.
What the papers say – August 4
Mars pulling advertising from YouTube, Mark Carney’s “gloomy” Brexit predictions and rising temperatures in Europe all lead the Saturday papers.
What the papers say – August 3
Apple’s trillion-dollar valuation, Amazon’s shrinking tax bill and a rise in interest rates are among the financially-flavoured, headline-grabbing stories on Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – August 1
Brexit developments, the first acid killing in the UK and a council in crisis over protecting vulnerable young people are among the front pages stories on Wednesday.
What the papers say – July 27
Facebook, medicinal cannabis on the NHS and the continuing heatwave all make an appearance on Friday’s fronts.
What the papers say – July 26
Thursday’s papers present a mixed bag, with the weather, trade deals and deaths in custody all featuring on the front pages.
What the papers say – July 25
Raging wildfires in Greece and the continuing heatwave in Britain lead the Wednesday papers.
What the papers say – July 24
The continuing heatwave in the UK and the fate of two terrorists known as the ‘Beatles’ make the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – July 23
The Brexit latest and an acid attack which saw a three-year-old deliberately targeted are among the stories leading the Monday papers.
What the papers say – July 21
Bust-ups over Brexit lead many of Saturday’s papers after the EU questioned the Prime Minister’s plans, raising concerns of a no-deal outcome to negotiations.
What the papers say – July 14
The second day of US president Donald Trump’s visit to the UK is among the headlines in Saturday’s papers, along with protests against the visit.
What the papers say – July 13
Donald Trump’s arrival in the UK and his comments on Brexit and Theresa May make the majority of the front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – July 12
Heartbreak for the England side in Moscow leads the Thursday papers as Gareth Southgate’s men were beaten 2-1 by Croatia after extra time.
What the papers say – July 7
Two stories feature prominently in the Saturday papers: Cabinet agreement on Britain’s exit from the European Union and hopes that England won’t be making an exit from the World Cup as they take on Sweden.